The Swedish History Museum does not only exhibit Sweden's precious artefacts but is also a museum full of exciting stories. But all of these would be lost if not for the people who can explain them. Inside the museum’s walls work archeologists, researchers, conservators, osteologists and antiquarians. From this insight we were asked created a book of some of the most interesting artifacts and their stories from the museum’s collection according to it’s own team of experts.

The Swedish History Museum is one of Sweden's largest museums with collections that include more than 10 million individual objects from a history spanning thousands of years. The museum is also a venue for lectures, concerts and activities for all ages.

As the project unfolded there always seemed to be one more important thing to add, one more important detail to expand upon. ”En sak till bara” (”Just one more thing”) is a coffee table book (and an amazing collection) containing thirty-two stories by twelve of the museum's experts. A collection of personal favorites.

The book was released in december 2013 and became an instant success in the museum bookshop and also an object that created lots of pride for the emplyees of the museum.